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80% of self-employed say they are not vulnerable workers and do not want ANY rights
Over 80 per cent of self-employed workers have told ContractorCalculator that they do not want any rights at all.
Saturday 7 November 2026
Over 80 per cent of self-employed workers have told ContractorCalculator that they do not want any rights at all.
The government's long-awaited decision on airport expansion is set to be announced, with Heathrow the favourite.
Company may get rid of about 8 percent of workforce - about 300 people - with sales team particularly hard hit
Four in 10 women in Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors poll think gender will count against them during their career
Belgium is unable to sign off on a landmark EU-Canada free trade deal after French-speaking Wallonia and other regional administrations refused to give the federal government…
The growing prevalence of online billing is putting businesses and service providers at risk of losing touch with customers according to new research, which reveals that…
Beringea invests in Honeycomb, alongside industry heavyweights and angels
Perkbox announces its first equity crowdfunding round, a £1.5m raise on the Seedrs platform, to scale the hyper-growth tech business to its next level of expansion.
Want to be a hit with your colleagues? Well, according to new research the majority of employees believe there are key personality traits which make a…
Farmers Weekly has risen to the challenge of finding the brightest and best talent from across the country to come and work in agriculture with their…
British SMEs are owed more than £586billion in outstanding invoices, according to the latest Business in Britain report from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking.
US lawmakers and both presidential candidates have raised questions about AT&T's deal to buy Time Warner.
One of the world’s best-loved social media channels, Instagram, recently announced that its advertising base had more than doubled over the last six months, now exceeding…
Companies House documents show sums paid to church and private-equity firms that financed ill-fated spinout of 300 branches
Microsoft is to increase its prices by as much as 22pc in the UK because of sterling’s recent decline, a rise that is likely to affect…